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Title: G/w spot removal
Post by: Agrajagzz9 on July 31, 2013, 11:52:05 PM
I have a {captian sisay} deck and I am having issues with spot removal and not having enough

Currently I run:

Sword to plowshares
Path to exile
Condemn
Oblation
Beast within

What other good green and white removal is there in edh for creatures. Preferably that exiles things.
Title: Re: G/w spot removal
Post by: LadyGrixis on August 01, 2013, 12:06:01 AM
{Oblivion Ring}, {Pacifism} and {Defang} can be nice, and {Galepowder Mage} is a jerk to have to deal with. Some others include {Angel of Serenity}, {Banisher Priest}, {Fiend Hunter}, {Journey to Nowhere}, {Wall of Nets}, and {Restoration Angel} is good if you're needing to rid a creature of unwanted Curses/Auras.
Title: Re: G/w spot removal
Post by: Yawgmoth85 on August 04, 2013, 11:52:40 AM
{nevermore} Is good if u have faced the deck previously and know the threats to your deck. Nothing wrong with {bramblecrush} {prison term} or {ghostly possession} works for you or against ur opponent. You run any wipe spells?
Title: Re: G/w spot removal
Post by: Double-O-Scotch on August 04, 2013, 12:31:32 PM
Play {nevermore} naming their commander. You don't need to know what's in their deck.
Title: Re: G/w spot removal
Post by: Arbitratur on August 04, 2013, 01:54:10 PM
Don't forget about  {Selesnya Charm}!
Title: Re: G/w spot removal
Post by: Moneekahh on August 04, 2013, 02:03:14 PM
Green is a particularly difficult color for spot creature removal. There are cards that are a little too situational (there are a lot of destroy flying creature cards). The only really good removal card I was able to run in mono green was {Desert Twister}. The mana cost is high but I find its worth it. Now, if you're looking for removal on artifacts and enchantments there is a whole slew of G/W cards for that. (Hello, {Aura Shards}!) Ill update this post if any removal that hasn't been mentioned comes to mind.